Мировые религии и культы: главные святыни. От паломничества до религиозного туризма - Кэтрин Херлок

class="p1">‘Les Gitans ont invoque Ste Sara’, Compagnons de France (1941), 9.

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John Garett, Footsteps in the Sea: Christianity in Oceania to World War II (Suva: Fiji Institute of Pacific Studies, 1992), 134; Lindsay Cox, Kotahitanga: the Search for Māori Political Unity (Auckland, NZ: Oxford University Press, 1993), 117–18.

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‘Ratana, Tahupotiki Wiremu’, Encyclopedia of New Zealand https://teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/3r4/ratana-tahupotiki-wiremu; ‘Ratana… Maori Prophet Claims 400,000 cures’, 26 August (1939), 18.

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Marilyn Lashley, ‘In our own way: the parallel development of culturally anchored self-help in African American and New Zealand Maori Communities in Historical Perspectives’, in Identity, Culture and the Politics of Community Development, ed. Stacey-Ann Wilson (Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015), 110.

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‘The Wonder-Worker’, Northern Advocate 8 December 1920, 6; Moana Raureti, ‘The Origins of the Ratana Movement’, in Te Ao Hurihuri: Aspects of Maoritanga, ed. Michael King (Auckland: Raupo Publishing, 1992), 149.

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‘Ratana the Healer’, Hawke’s Bay Tribune 20 October 1921, 4.

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‘Mecca of the Maori’, Evening Star 29 December 1921, 6; ‘«Lourdes of New Zealand»’, Harbinger of Light, 1 March 1921, 272–3.

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John Bell Condliffe, Te Rangi Hiroa: the Life of Sir Peter Buck (Melbourne: Whitcombe and Tombs, 1971), 142.

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Clair Price, ‘The Miracle Man of New Zealand’, New York Times, 3 August 1924, 8.

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Ibid.

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R. J. Walker, ‘The Social Implications of Medical Practice Among Māoris’, Tu Tangata 1 August 1982, 31.

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‘A Maori «miracle»’, Auckland Star 12 January 1921, 7.

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‘Maori Faith Healer’, Daily Mercury 19 November 1923, 4.

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‘Further Afield: Ratana in Morrinsville’, Evening Post 2 April 1921, 8.

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‘Modern «Miracle Man» Found in New Zealand’, Manchester Guardian 30 March 1921, 4.

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‘«Lourdes» of New Zealand’, Harbinger of Light, 1 March 1921, 272–3.

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Price, ‘The Miracle Man’, 8.

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‘Visiting Ratana’, Greymouth Evening Star 27 January 1921, 5.

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Wellcome Collection, London: MS 7712.

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Manchester Guardian 2 March 1922, 14.

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‘Ratana, the Maori Healer: Story of a Cure’, Queanbeyan Age and Queanbeyan Reporter 7 February 1922, 2.

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‘A Great Moment’, Taranaki Daily News 25 February 1922, 11.

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‘Ratana at Home: the Mecca of the Maori’, Evening Post 27 December 1921, 8.

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‘Maori Visionary: Visit to Japan’, Register 17 January 1925, 11.

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Arthur F. Williams, ‘The Māori Miracle Man’, Waiapu Church Gazette, XVI, 1 January 1921, 345.

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‘Maori King Wants Modern Conveniences’, Sun 25 September 1938, 3; ‘Cripples Left Crutches with Ratana’, Pix 26 August 1926, 19–20.

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Pieter H. de Bres, ‘Religion in the Atene: Religious Associations and the Urban Maori’, Memoirs of the Polynesian Society, 37 (1971), 41.

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Raureti, ‘Origins’, 150; ‘The Māori Prophet’, Manchester Guardian 18 April 1927, 5.

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Angela Ballara, ‘Molo, Pita Te Tūruki Tāmati’, Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, first published in 1998. Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, https://teara.nz/en/biographies/4m56/moko-pita-teturuki-tamati (accessed 11 January 2024).

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‘Spiritual Healing’, Waiapu Church Gazette, XII, 1 September 1921, 306.

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De Bres, ‘Religion in the Atene’, 29.

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Selwyn Muru, ‘Ratana Birth Rebirth’, Tu Tangata 1 August 1981, 27.

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De Bres, ‘Religion in the Atene’, 40.

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‘Maori Visitors’, Daily Mail 27 April 1924, 17; ‘Ratana Remembered’, World’s News 20 May 1953, 31; ‘Maoris Vote For Cult’, Herald 30 November 1949, 12.

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Pieter H. de Bres, ‘The contribution of Maori Religious Movements to Religion in New Zealand’, Exchange, 8 (1979), 3.

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Hans Mol, The Fixed and the Fickle: Religion and Identity in New Zealand (Dunedin: Pilgrims South Press, 2006), 34.

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Схизма – раскол церкви. Схизматик – принадлежащий к схизме.

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‘Maoris Vote For Cult’, Herald, 12.

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G. V. Butterworth, ‘A Rural Maori Renaissance? Māori Society and Politics 1920 to 1951’, Journal of Polynesian Society, 81 (1972), 166.

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‘Maori Prophet Dies’, Sun 18 September 1939, 8.

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Waerete Norman, ‘Taura’, Growing Up Māori, ed. Witi Ihimaera (Auckland: Tandem Press, 1998), 123–4.

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‘Maoris Vote For Cult’, Herald, 12.

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Nigel Palethorpe, ‘Where Labor is a Religion’, Sun 4 December 1949, 24.

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Raureti, ‘Origins’, 158; Cox, Kotahitanga, 121.

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Butterworth, ‘A Rural Maori Renaissance?’, 179.

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‘Maoris Vote for Cult’, Herald, 12.

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Matt McCarten, ‘The political pilgrimage our leaders fear to miss’, Herald on Sunday 28 January 2012.

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‘Pilgrimage to Ratana Pa’, Otago Daily Times 26 January 2012, https://www.odt.co.nz/opinion/editorial/pilgrimage-ratana-pa.

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